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PSI CHI: The International Honor Society in Psychology

The International Honor Society in Psychology

National Convention Research Award 2006-07 Winners

In 2006-07, up to eight awards were available to Psi Chi graduate members and eight awards were available to undergraduate members submitting the best research papers for presentation during the Psi Chi paper/poster sessions at the APA and APS national conventions. This was the first time there was a specific graduate-level award designation awarded. Eight awards of $500 each were available for graduate members presenting at APA and APS (four per convention), and eight awards of $300 each were available for undergraduate members presenting at APA and APS (four per convention). The 2007 winners were as follows:

Presented at the 2006 APA National Convention:

Graduate:

  • Nick J. Richardson, St Ambrose University (IA)
    Undergraduate Student Research Experiences: Are All Research Experiences Rated Equally?
  • Stephanie S. Smolinski, Pepperdine University, GSEP (CA)
    Out of Touch: Touch’s Role in Development, Healing, Culture, and Psychotherapy

Undergraduate:

  • Donald Nathanson, Georgetown University (DC)
    Childhood Pet Attachment and Anxiety in College Students
  • Kristena M. Kons, Weber State University (UT)
    Controlled Exposure to Light Therapy on Melatonin Suppression and Fatigue
  • Christopher M. Boeding, University of Central Missouri
    Distinguishing Between Scientific and Nonscientific Psychology Books
  • Guadalupe Espinoza, San Diego State University (CA)
    Patriarchal Beliefs and Parenting Factors in Relation to Teen Relationship Violence in Mexican Adolescents
Presented at the 2006 APS National Convention:
    Undergraduate:
  • Leila Ostad-Hashemi, Rutgers University New Brunswick (NJ)
    Examining the Modulation of the Serotonin Transporter by Interleukin-4
  • Elizabeth Wieland, Alma College (MI)
    Music-Dependent Memory: The Effect of Key on Memory Recall

 


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